Small Business Saturday is just around the corner. Your local businesses are the core of your community. Men and women just like you who wish to share their passion with the community. You won’t see more care, more effort, or ...
When disaster strikes, it’s human nature to look for something or someone to blame. The world of cybersecurity is no different. Cybercriminals are everywhere and in high numbers. Given the opportunity, they can steal in five minutes what your company ...
Every business that handles ePHI (electronic protected health information) is required to adhere to HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) regulations. It’s not an easy document to maneuver or understand. Part of the HIPAA document addresses the ...
Preventing cybercrime is becoming more and more important as technology improves and the cybercriminal industry grows. Cybersecurity is arguably the most important aspect of any business plan. Businesses, especially small businesses simply cannot survive a major data disaster. The prevention ...
What is your strategy for the aftermath of a terrible storm or aggressive ransomware attack? Likely, you have insurance on your building and your physical belongings like desks and computers and the coffee maker. But what about your data? What ...
Cloud computing is an ever-evolving technology. Every single day there are adjustments and improvements. By now, in 2018, the question of moving your business’ data to a cloud-based (or hybrid) solution is not an ‘if’ but a ‘when’. Any business ...
It might surprise you to learn that the most prolific users of cloud computing are small businesses, but it shouldn’t. Over 70% of small businesses rely on the cloud for their business operations. Businesses of any size can benefit from ...
If you Google a business and nothing but the address and a strangely angled photo of their front door appear in the results, how can you be sure it’s a legitimate business? Perhaps it closed down permanently? Who knows? Businesses ...
The internet can be scary, but emails are the scariest. Email is the #1 way hackers are able to get into your small business’ network. Unsurprisingly, people are much easier to trick than security systems like firewalls and anti-virus. If ...
It isn’t often that victims of crimes are socially required to take the blame from the criminal - but in the case of cybercrime, it’s the unfortunate truth. No matter the gravity of the cyber attack, society blames the victim ...
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